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1049-1054 (1961).
PARKINS, W.M.: An experimental study of bilateral adrenalectomy in the fowl. Anat. Rec.
51, Suppl. 39 (1931).
PARRY, G .: Osmotic and ionic changes in blood and muscle of migrating salmonids. J. expo
BioI. 38, 411-427 (1961).
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Nature (Lond.) 183,1248-1249 (1959).
PEAKER, M., J.G. PHILLIPS, and A. WRIGHT: The effect of prolactin on the secretory activity
of the nasal salt-gland of the domestic duck (Anas platyrhynchos). J. Endocr. 47, 123-127,
(1970).
PETERSEN, M.J. and 1.S. EDELMAN: Calcium inhibition of the action of vasopressin on the
urinary bladder of the toad. J. clin. Invest. 43,583-594 (1964).
PETTUS, D. : Water relationships in Natrix sipedon. Copeia No.3, 207-211 (1958).
PEYROT, A., E. FERRERI, V. MAZZI, and M. SOCINO: II metabolismo del sodio edel potassic
nel Tretone crestato. II . Effetti dell'ipofisectomia. Boll. Soc. Ital. BioI. Spero 40,220-222
(1963).
PHILLIPS, J.G .: Adrenocorticosteroids in fish . J. Endocr. 18, xxxvii-xxxix (1959).
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24, vi-vii (1962).
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doer. 16, iii (1957).
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glands of lizards and snakes. J. Endocr. 25,233-237 (1962a).
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329-331 (1962b).
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the renal and extra-renal response of the domestic duck (Anas platyrhynchos) to saline
load ing. Endocrinology 69, 958-969 (1961).
PICKERING, B.T.: The neurohypophysial hormones of a reptile species, the cobra (Naja
naja). J. Endocr. 39, 285-294 (1967).
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neurohypophysial extracts. Nature (Lond.,) 184, 1463-1464 (1959).
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elasmobranch fish, Hydrolagus collei. J . Endocr. 45, 597-606 (1969).
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PICKFORD, G.E. and F.B . GRANT: Serum osmolality in the coelacanth Latimeria chalumnae:
urea retention and ion regulation. Science 155, 568-570 (1967).
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killifish, Fundulus beteroclitus. in fresh-water. Nature (Lond.) 209, 1040-1041 (1966).
- P. K.T. PANG, J. G . STANLEY, and W .R. FLEMING : Calcium and fresh-water survival in
the euryhaline cyprinodonts, Fundulus kansae and Fundulus heteroclitus. Comp oBiochem . Physiol. 18,503-509 (1966).
-P.K.T. PANG, E. WEINSTEIN, J. TORRETTI, E. HENDLER, and F.H. EpSTEIN: The response
of the hypophysectomized cyprinodont, Fundulus beteroclitus, to replacement therapy
with cortisol : Effects on blood serum and sodium-potassium activated adenosine triphosphatase in the gills, kidney and intestinal mucosa. Gen . compo Endocr, 14,524-534
(1970).
- J. G . PHILLIPS: Prolactin, a factor in promoting survival of hypophysectomized killifish
in fresh water. Science 130, 454-455 (1959).
PORTER, G.A., R. BOGOROCH, and 1.S. EDELMAN: On the mechanism of action of aldosterone on sodium transport. Proc. nat. Acad. Sci. (Wash.) 52, 1326-1333 (1964).
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